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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-25
Haoap0O'S BiQett,
oa5 sru6e &cbers tI1o Wta6etts
cSp{ftprjttpI

SoGFdnbig geIhmadlos, aut nberSutert, purgireu
Isauuren, ren9en uUo itiTten. JtdOwap'S YtIIen
teilsn ale unre9clmdBtgtetten oes DtugeHs, Der
yeber, Der @ingeDeioe, or gtiereH unO Der 8lnis,
nerUoe 9raHtbtiten, Bsrfopiun9, partletbigfeitp
BGlbaUungs6eidpeIoea, D1sptpte, 9alenstSens
Sie6Cr, uHerlebsenHunouEa, Sdmorr9oioeI uIo
Glle lonftigeu HnerlidlCn Sranbeten. Rein De3etaS
6ilIIh, tein Guediilber, mneraliihe ooer ionitiae
IhdolIde SIosuen entboIteno.
Yreis 25 @ents bic q D. q d tel. gu
babtn 6t allen Apotbetern.
gtue ausge3ethuete, Suoerlaif9e Yteotjin.
9tGbnap d Comp. - Dleine Serreu! S9re YIen
babsn in meiner 5omiIie oft elmer Srantbeit oorges
beugt. SD fibIe MID obHe iie nie ither: sic btIOsn
cine ous9etetdnete, buoer6tae Ussot5n. Sbt er'
gebener Senrp 9eniUortb.
Gbs6auIs, SrUquoiszgountp, 50.
gEas elm Qr;t itber 9taoDa1'S Btuen la9t.
SD sebruud1e Sbre reaulttenotn gtlen uno ems
pitbs ie ais allen oH6eren giaen lberesen una ueps
tauie iebr UteIe oapon. SD babe ne immer poudtptg
uuo eebraude ite IN metner FrarIs uno IN uletneI
55umilie uub meroe tbnen INNER por allen anoeIeu
@tueu ben SOrbu9 2ebea: Sbt Sr9e6sner
QorQUiue, ga.
SpspepFte.
Die Gompome 6ieier Srnntbett iinb Die Spmptome
zines ruiuirten Wageus. unOeroaulilfeit Bidbuns
gen, goobrenHen, iaurer Wdgen, Sfmer5sn nah
Dem Gneu, mandlmnl bOdlit i1mer3bate Rot uerurs
iudeub, udiitrIgcs 4uiitOBen Il. I. 10, Il. |. 10.
Hl6Ta9'5 z q q drtl | / Il init 3ulie BON
JGonaps 9jilen betet etne aur itr oteles seto n.
gs gtbt BEN GguQeu feline Srait lpebsr uHo butngt
TN, fetns f5unftioHcn aussuu6eu. U1au se6rou5e
bic Bfeobln Rad &oridrit unb beabte, mas mir in
False and True aber Dist 81 lagen bG6en.
Shldt cine 8riemnIte an Vo0map d Gomp.s
Venzgort, mad unierem Budbe NIT JtatbIGIdqeu.
Sin lang auoauernoer 6au oou 9pspepHe
gebeiIt.
9eerz@reet, Snb.
DR.. Wabnap & Comp, SD bate lange 3e htnA
buIdJ an DO$pepfe uno Grdgbeit Der geber seten.
sd bin uon uertieoenen aerBten beBdnoelt morocng
6odl nurbe i'd aamdItg itlimmer, bis tdb nibt mebr
6eu oQn,en 1os auiieen tOnnte. SD id9 elm, oaB
i'd fSrben miISe, Utnn it nidt etpas BeiiereS be"
fpmmen t0une, al5 mas MIR unieIe Asrbte 9dben.
| SesbQIb ueriudte i'd S6r ReolOent uno Sire BIleH
unb bale mid jsst iur beinabe 8ebelt. SD CLAUDE
| oas mem 9eben ourh cen Sebrauh S9rer Dteoiatn
! aefettet uoI6en 1T,
/ GIou saroItus ROntett9.
| Den 2I. Sui 1887.
Iuba8 BubItfum.
| n7-@ebet fidler unb perangt NabUGp's uno f6ers
seuat gu6, bas Der giame yJtGowoq" aui BEN &rtei
| if, ben Shr fault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-25
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1sino,a kerceuxrSsifIf

Gbicaso, %. Jiooember.-@ @eftsrn err
i6ieu glina San 3luOt in 9eielidait ihrsr
W;rlter in eiHem Yuspaarenlaoen on 2Sa
baIb. .auenue, nm eineu Srauerbut fir itb
III faufeH. gia4 Iangem SuAen wabIts Die
Dame etuen Snt NIT lan9em idpar3em
@lttnenideier aus. Shre Wiutter protes
ffnte seseu eiue iOlfe auspubl. inoem iie
se.ten6 madte, baB es fid fir ibre Sotter
nobl faum 3iene, gBittpentrauer ausulesen.
geina serietb oh b,eier @tupenOuus in Corn
uno maGtc ibrer SHUTTER in ibarIeu @orten
ben Stanbpuntt tlur. sic be3ublte ben &C.
forberten Yreis BON $12 uuo befttmuite, oas
Der Sut inter Der abrefTe rSrau ytiua 3auot"
nod ibrer gHubuuus seianbt tperoe. sic
bate isit Der Seerbiguus Der 4nardifen bis
her feline Srauer au9elegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-25
Die rbeiter.1tnrn0em tm eoatftano

Stem sSrGeau8, a. RoUember. -
{ inc 9epeids aus 3bibooeanr meloet: n0e!
beuii9e Sag Uerftid ohue 8ubef6ruu9ef
uno feline peitereu lluruhen perSen er'oar
tet. Die Stabt tptro iora'Gltt9 bepaHt Hls
uplfommeue 9iube hettIWt."
Die erfie Gompngnie Der gGouifaHcs s3itfes'
ming teute Na6mitta9 bon bier na4 &bI6o'
hpnuT nh
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Worobreuueret.

Bermont, SGs., "a. Nouember. -
Gbas. 6adler's @0hnuus 81 groDnina, IA
Neien iioli9 bon bier, brannte in Der gtaht
rom lstten 9isnfiase nieoer, uno 6afler,
ivine Srau unb eiu tleiues Stuo Ses @92:
panrs famen in ben S!ammen nm. Ofan
oermutbet, baS oas Seuer bon etnem Scanos
filter nnaelelt rpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-25
DIT. .RaOwaus Sar(apari!Iian Rr(oIDrnt
hnr nrnne Elntreininar
UtI NtVbI OFHRENElFFHNE
-, N G.rI o.

,ur Seilung auer drouiiden 2eioen.
g6roniider R5eumatsmus, lfrop9uIoie geiben,
9I5enqeI6nhIfte, trodeneS SGfCu, fre6sartise Seis
zen, gungenbIutungen, 8lspepiit, piieriges Auis
ftosen, @llebidDamm, @eibDIIe, @ebDIlfe, piits
frantbeit, @iut, lBuIieruht, 3memuhs, Sal6fuB
Srouditis, S0ninoiucbt, Se6erleioen u. (. 10,
Ole uunoerbaren Suren, melde bel Srlnfbeiten
Der giierens, Der 8laeuz, Der 9eihIedss un6 9arns
or9oHe burh Den @ebraub oes Sariaparlqtdn Rcs
Ioipcnt ersielt mUroen ino, feline punoerbare 3rait
bu 9uNoiuug pom BIaienz unb 9aaenlteinen, bet
Selung pon 5derenares, bel Gtterungen nno unrss
Qemd6leteiten Der @eihehtsorgune ietne Srait Sur
Selung uon Jhtreniranfbetten uno SerteQun9 zines
geiun0en SGrnnbfluiieS, 0eluns Der Sarnrubr, Gnta
SunbuHg ODER lIHre9clmd6steen Der SIaIe, eltpeibs
bdltQen ooer anberen G6loHoerungeH uim. bat lenen
0iui ais Elm grOBcs angemeHes Sttlmittel tiir ben
mCHidlidleH Sorper besTtnoet.
gu 5aben bel alien gPOIAeierr. Yreis Elm Dollar
Ai5 Rl0idle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-25
Gtm nemer GontttNdr Ots 0cn.2al
SGnoauttS.

Sauiass Gitp, Ro. "a. No0ember.-
8as ySournol" oer0fientltft beute bic ytlt)'
ridt, ba6 0ft@ter Sobu s. BAillips pom bier
als giadiolger 6es Generals Sparf5 gun
@Ommiiiar 0es &eueralsganbamts etnanut
peroen ruirb. 6idter BbtlipS, melher Elm
gebOreuer 0lifiouri'er 1T unO Otif8lteo os8
IA. uuO 46. @ousrsHes mar, erttdrt, er babe
nod feline gtudrid9t bon Der ibm angeblld jH'
9ebGdten @rnennuu9.
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IGs aelbe Wteber.

Sadicnptile, Sla., "a. ytooember.-
2net suriidgefehrte Sliihtlin9e nuo smet
Sinber erfranften beute Su Tampa an gel.
ben sieber, unb Elm Batieut ifarb. Or. Wau
eriudt bic 6liidtlin9e burd bic uStmes'
llnion." ipre 0tiidtear nod nm eiuise Gage
~, ners1,ieberf
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lbren betlGtepefleu Jrulen &c
hPilt uun berhiitet.

gs gie6t teiu @cmjtteI in Der gBet, UeIbes gBs6s
Ieieber uno ole an6eren malariihen, biItoeu unS
ionfigen Bieber emit 9ulie pom 8aoWap's BtIlenS
70 ldneQ fuGiIt tuIe RuoDdp'5 Reaop Reliei.
GaoDa1's Reabp 9tscf turirt ntdlt nur ben Bds
tenteH, Der N aIarta Ietoet, ionbern. lUeun elm
9eiebt iI, ieben 9Rorgen por Dem aasseben 30 ober
80 3ropien ron Jieaop Jtliei in etnem @ds lBaiier
Bu d) nebmeu unD einen @rater babu eiien uoIe, 10
lonnteu glufGue UerbGtet mcroen.
Brets SO @ents Die 6taias. gu BADEN bet
nIIpn MhothefPln.
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,Rsin lieber Sreuno, Ios 6as Sufsn iein Ino
ffdrfe Did bur6 enen eririihenben Shlai. Dr.
rub,, inSem CT &sinen rautsn pals poafausts tu'
rirf.Hs
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US mar oa9 erltt ulo ~ ooS elllAl9e
G6ttstCr1Sftftitftifttla Wittfe[

UelTeS augenrhtItdl rad einmali9em Ge6raud Ste
gTo6ten uno petnigeHbfeu Sthmer0sn beIlt, @HtbdHs
ouHgen tnoert unO &ongetiOnen turirt, etreret, ob
in Otn yun9en, Dem Nlagen, ben @in9eDeioeu ooeI
anocren Srhien ODER SrguuiSmeu.
SnnerIi dt.-@tn balber bis an eiuem EbeeIoffeS
poil in einem ba6en Gluie gBatr 9enommen bella
IN iuenigen Tlinuten 3rdmpte, lauren Rugen, ueA
teltet, @rbrsdeH, SObbrenHen, gteruOftdt, Sdllats
lofigteit. SopiDeb, Diarrb0e, ROllt, Sd9un9en uno
ollie innerlideu SdJmeuen.
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Die Serren Copper & Gator
Nr. egg, TorOs GbarIcsitra6e1
bobsn 5Oebeu bic toIaeuoerr nit GROCER gOrt aus8es
rudhten SOrten BON
Gnnorro nnS grn- 3t1gt tgiahyTert

IJlVUNNU- HHU SatY kI'LF N'H"E'E"
erbaIten:
Flor Guiana Perfectos.
Hy. Clay PerfectoS.
=" Con Espec.
- {" Regalia Especial.
Z" Concha finas Espec'
PanetelaS,
Carvajal Paneteles.
Bouquets.
Cabanas Conchas Especial.
Regalia Especial.
Jefferson Petit Bouquets,
Mikado Yum-Yum.
Petit Bouquets.
And Solitaire Key West) Londres md
Conchas Especial.
gas Sisie psrihisbsuen Sori,sn fusr0td
Su Rsp.9Orssr sEnpOrtsrrs. .Pretieu
psrtaut, (2sl-2I)
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Guba8 Bubltfum.
hs-@ebet Fidler unb perlangt JtobUGps uno 16ers
seuat gut, bas Der yame pJtGopoq" nui BEN 4rtttsi
if, ben Sbr fault.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20


A masioale Was aiVen by the musie
elsss Of Tue Annie wright ssninAEy on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John MzFFay, accompanied hy
her two daaahteEs, have gone 20 OAK
land. Gal, for she WiateF. 4.
Mrs. Jaiia AsCArYer and daughter
ARE visiting In san Francisco.
TIE wife and daughter of n. L. PIT
tock, Of the oregoaisn, we're IN the eity
duFine TIE pasf week.
q. r. Wright. Of Yic40sis, vas On
Fisit b the city daring the week. 4
guest Of O4is spFARue.
w. d. 1yteR escorted 4 numhsR Of
eastern quests 30 she Wilkeaan cual
minea on Thursday laat.
y. U. Jaeks, Of Oenfralia, Oreacu.
arrived hare Gu Wednesday with his
family snd took possession Of the new
residsnoa tas1 compieted By him On q
street, coFneE 81 Third.
z. y. Forces has rstarnsd from his
toaF In Monaana-
Mis- kasse Car>oFs-. ~ tsis city, and
Ma. Ibco1eEe kssss2 a.aA.. :. Hcquiam,
we're united Ia marriaGs on Tuesday
lssl b Rsy. Father CiaHSsen a. Osysn-
pia-
L h. Manninx visa prsuiasns d shs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

Bob Bardslts: 4 Boston woman eones
9nt IN pEims % dangunes 'ahaa hnGHaA
alnh-washs p1rnzasig kaow1 - nang
eaak.n On, Wsl1. kAMkas % Be eKEeea4a
a Baanxilla, whezu xcseph Geek h -
znr6sd e. 8 nodel ehiId's nuEae 1n1
rEimarF Missionaries teaeheE. We nee
1sgs. 6Hnly beiis4a. that baby W1ok
Wkfohf thar e bora With egs al1zse4
and Q tneuly shoaid Be called . behe e
hirfh and shaaid ~ addrsssad 90 Sig o.
Wedam. Tha4 il al right, foE b@be.
Or. Zoe an infant. But for q hah8, 3
live baby, q hnmMn baby, and Ne
an ehHnRelfng with ne hidaous
nsxk a q eEamnaE bach ca ~ arm
Yss. ..ilsp arm; Hssh ard bleed bang
Inst ho8ls - nay. never weer1- tnas
huwis. say, IL good, lnsly, unErazn-
mntluai EnRlish 70 ie1 yo1 know tnaf
$50 has arrived and vii want years Of
luncheon and petting before IN, Wanla
page Of diGtionazy;a rearing oimpaeo,
er0winR. shKiskinR, eolicky, romptnR.
kicking baby: q grinntngs hairless,
toolhleaa. aummy baby, shat" oeea1 9
even know hoW 90 ne s.itsD awkward
fists arnnmatically, but thEan1s ana
dis them int aitsn eyes When
wants 70 sick them into "itsp mouth.
aItn Is aaitiss muzssris own sweefsg
Little poctsie woossis. and pittis itt1s
sing.
Out upon your machine-made babe
knew one long ago. His name was
Henderson Ingeaham Stiliweathers and
his parents called him that when be
vas il bis cradle. He vas but years
old when frst met him. down b ~
/ Illinois river. He said 10 me- -Excust
me, sir, bat could yea kindly enliRhfen
me as TO The character Of this sfFanRl
/ looking craft toward which our stepi
are tending; and, alss. can yon tell me-
| 20 whom dees il belonRT ] clutehec
the little monster BY the neck and held
/ him under the dredge boat FOL
an hour. expected . sceni
With his mother, but she ouls
/ said that Henderson was very far ed
vanced; his Uncle Dennison did no
drown until be was a." They didn'
bury Henderson. They pressed bin
between the pages oil Colton'a Atlas
and he fiattened eut and dried just liz
q fern. That's what becomes OF tia
sort Of children. am glad ] drowned
him. ! am looking around for NOR
| like him. People Who vean their IN
fants on dictionaries viii do well x
keep them under glass until / lose MI
tomahaWk. WaRh (!
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

EA04AA48 88&&8s
Altar the regular session Of The Good
Templar's Ledge Friday evening, 9
number Of friends gathered b. invita-
tieD, and q pleasant evening was passed
10 singing. hstssing % addresses and
social intercourse.
On Wednesday evening Of last vesk
Miss Kats Eneley vas vary agreeably
surprised By see Seven Old Ladies Of
Lavendertown and their friends.
The ceremony Of blessing Sc. Peters
Hospital was performed lass Sunday
afternoon By Right Rev.AeRidus JunRes,
Bishop Of Nisqually. Many patients
have already been treated within its
walls and all speak in tsxma Of unstinf-
ed praise Of she kindness Of the Sisters
and OF the accommodations for caring
for the sick and wounded.
The regular "Wednesday meeting OF
Sc. Johns Guild was this week with
Mrs. z. J. Hatch.
May members Of the legislature have
written 10 friends hers TO secure winter
quarters for them.
Rev. L. J. Garves returned Friday
evening from . brief visit with frieads
ct Steilaeoom.
Mr.. W. II. Knseland, owner Of the
burned hotel ct Bheiton vas In the city
Friday,
Frederick Bauaman Ia spending the
Sabbath with friends In Tacoma.
TIE Guild Of Sc. Jehns Episcopal
Church met Wednesday evening With
Mrs. z. J. Hatch.
Hon. T. II. Reed, Jr., and wife, re-
turned Tuesday evening from CALI
foenia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Barner have
FetuEned from California.
Miss Annie Oowler returned Tuesday
from q visit to friends at-SteiIocoom.
Mrs. 8. 6tork IL visiting In the family
Ut DR.. WRuRhop, chief physician 10
the asylum at 6teilaco0m.
Mr. s. O. Woodruff, Of etetlacoom,
has been in town this week looking
after his building interests.
Mr.. 8. II. Berry, who recently re-
signed his poaition as chief clerk In the
Office Of she surveyor general, has re-
tanned 10 his home In Ohehalis.
Word has been received from Cover
nor 6emple that be expects TO pasa the
Sabbath in Walla Walla.
Tho family Of Mayor Chambers re-
turned from Portland Monday evening,
where they have been visiting for two
or three weeks. Mr.. Chambers spent
last Sunday in THAI city and returned
with his family.
During the past week there has been
very little stir In social circles. With
some ID may be said TO be the lull be-
fore the storm; the quiet Of preparation
for the round Of gayeties which always
accompanies the session Of the leRisla-
ture. Many others have Fefrained from
participation in social pleasures onf OF
respect TO the memory Of Mrs. Lydia ].
Foster, who was an h0nered member Of
the Woman's Club. Of Olympia, and
whose sudden and seemingly untimely
demise all sincerely mourn.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
On Friday evening the many friends
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. A. w. Engle helped
them to daily celebrate the nth ami
veFsary Of their marriage. They were
made the recipients Of numerous me-
unenf0aa auitRbia 10 the occasion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

Hariae Nalannal Bnnk. In rufusne1
sEpm W4Fzzlss =. =. b1 f1lw1r Ae1.es
NAss1 hs - bss1 "a . xi1Il fgr 81
EsS. Ez1s Han.su, rnnso. e - e.
80 Acl1e&z. kopal Ohus1h. ,
ElII1fNa n Seatlle.
J1d1s O. D. Ysanz. uhs Ia hssn %
. vim q $3.50 wsekE - hfB Cd kane II
9alann, OkaRun. kna rssnEnsd % -
kMAxErn cnwnk-
Tia Tncnma ChsFnl Sonfusy 8 grow
M ID stn11alh e is ssarg meeline.
M music of s'Tks Little Tycoon" haa
bsen reselse6 snd ne carts dissxzbated
nueuR De me1beza. and a. agliSe -
As3EEnl has began Nth tha purposes 81
Fandexlng 1he spera tn . ahnFs Ense e
rs oDeEa hca- pEobahly ab0as WFfss-
ExxxaAEx cnUn.
A literary einb waa orRauizsd izst
Thursday evening, e. Ne residenee Of
W. d. Tyfes. Tks sohartaE rneubess,
50 % apeak, weEs ar. and Mrs.. e. K
EooEs. Dr.. snd Ms. Munann. II. and
Nm ". d. IyleE, MEa hiRgins. Major
Albert Whyte, 3. A. WheelWKiRht and
7. p. Wallace. The ohisef o. the club
10 literary digession. Is win meet fort
nightly. AZ ths meeting last Thursday
ne feature Of the evening, after aneoe-
ing an organisation, wan the reading q
the Merchant Of FeDice, after which the
club vas entesiatno1 By the hest and
hosesss Of The evening.
xm KSaET HzARzs secIAzER-
A very daIiehEfnl entertainment and
soeiable was given at the q. A. b Hall.
on Friday egenina. b. tie oEKaRizaficn
lot yOun4 people Of the Unitarian sun
day School, known e. the Light Bear
era" The PhiihaEm0nie orchestra we're
in Attendance. and their music added
mash TO the pleasure Of the occasion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20
PERSONALS AND orHERwnE.

A, L. Maooulskyof Portland Is Ia The
Joha De There. of Olympia. is in the
city.
AT. Rowsu. Of Ussalady, arrived in
She city yesterday.
A. b. Holyoke, came no from Ana
eorles yesterday.
Il. X. 0ila0u and wife returned to Sc
attic last evening.
W. 8. Austin Of Vancouver, vas % the
eity last Monday.
Thomas Lindsay, a farmer Of Laoon-
neg, is In the city.
Wan. James and wife, Of Franklin,
are at tbe Arlington.
Ms. Poole Of Port Ludlow, Il In thu
city visiting friends.
d. p. whitney Of Houghtou vas 10
town last Thursday.
Misa Kate Duenkel, Of Tacoma. is Wis
itipR friends In Seattle.
+. Young returned last Wednesday
from bis visit 10 Roalyn.
Miss Carrie Hopkins has returned
from her vista 20 Olympia.
Senator Oanheld's family arrived IN
seattle during the past week.
Hon. Jshn Ksane visited the capital
city during TIE past week.
J. II. ssesaon Of Port Townsend, spent
lasa Wednesday In the city.
DR.. Miner returned yesterday on The
olympiaa fsom Pogt Townsend.
q. q. England, 4 merchant Of snoho-
mlsh, gaa 10 town last Tuesday.
Judrs Savage, Of TIE Dailes, Oregon.
spent cart Of lass week 10 Static.
w. b. Sachs. q prominent attorney At
lAw Of The Port Of Entry, b in the city.
A. A. Saith aud Captain Jensen have
returned from their trip 10 CalifoFniA.
William Graham, Of TIE arm Of Ora.
ham 4 NshaF, LasonneF, Is IN the city.
c. II. Goodwin. rspresentinr the Ed
win Theme Black Fiag trsaps y in the
city.
Mr. J, Petitions. real estate Assnl IT
North Yakima, speat iaaa Monday IN
seattle.
JLwelhsrby Is oonnnsd 10 ths Provl.
dsnos Hospital With an attack q pnsa.
moaiA.
Mardock saswara len on zoe Esrsh
Psotha last evening - visit friends IN
Tacoma.
Missea Nay and Lizzie BoardmAn
Save next Friday for visia 90 san
DISCO.
John oorbets and wife arrived IN Sc
sttis last Monday from Elkh0Fn, Wis.
consin.
A.P. Batgell has taken a position n
he dress gods department % Tokias &
SingeFuaAn.
@. Morris Hklisg left yesterday saF a.
exienaed visit thruaRa TIE eastern
states. and win not resaEn 90 Saaitle till
FehruAry.
ns.J. c. Grass saa "a, l.. Terry are
enlayinc q wsek's Tasaiion 10 British
Colombia
s. Ellis. tie vel known lsmbermsn
a. OlyuFts. vas n town Daring the
past week,
Mis- Jonas Of Puss Townsend 4 visss-
ina 81 TIE residaace Of De. saa Mrs.. ].
q. Grass.
Mrs. Frank KlmhaR snsertasnsa a
fsv ffisnds lasa ThaEsGay Aftsfnocn, q
la1checn.
Alisa Q, HassB. . rEomtusst eisissn
q lAecna. registered e. TIE Occidental
lasi Wednesday.
r KinwaFa. tie veteran povsza,as.
Z saiogin6 = vAc&tiaa hRatinR 90 TIE
leWsg sand
Captain 5. Dsa1J haa rssoEsrsa from
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ser WAR mn E1rnCrED.


cannot see
What there b IL me
To make yca love ne, love, sid he;
Then answered she,
Qaite eandidly,
That's What my friends all say to me.
--Bostoa CoMFfsv.
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Ilssems - stranGs 70 carve fSr two. 70
whsi psTs q shlsksu I shah psBs 10
tbs pIsiis 5asa bshind oar bsasy
castor,
whils shs pats cream and-soo much
sugar II ny lea.
We've reading Mead Bspvnsne. Il
aesfns. ID stupid;
Oar gssssa ere diaersrt a. fwo differ
eE3 tastes esald be.
Pfoetog she llkss-a s0ft Of teaxfai
Cupid
Ana afhs Dasheas' heroes rsmin4
her 80 of me
shs doesn'i 81 81 the desk 70 urite 3
letter,
Bns ssoops down, some way, 10 beck
nonn hsg knee.
I hide behind my paper here, lhe better
re walch shoas hngssa darning stock-
ings, sud for me
TIE meersehaurz that stood hrst ia my
aIectioua
Lies on he Shelf smOks Is Injurious,
Yoa &c
She's booking % her cooking school
diFeaii0ns.
And. Oh, whai fanny dishes she con
eouts for ne
Ny handksrehisss are always ready
scented,
Ny cuffs and collars always laid out
tldiiy.
wonder Il one eould be too oOnteated
last "A ny wife puts TOO much sacal
10 ms toa. --hstA Hal.
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MlFTERg SOMlL.

> MAffNMb UUUkAMs
-
A Glance 0ysr the Record 81
Last Week.
-
The Pyks Opera to Appear
Wednesday, Evening.
Private Gathering Of People
Old and Young.
Tie wsaalse sssAsty EIsstiens-cAaa-
snaaua-PsrzozaIs = sosissy h
oISnpsa ans Tssona
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1ssre has been hardly toe usual num-
bsE 81 soeial events She past week. stiIl.
a. vii be seen from the record. The
we'll has not b. any means beea one OF
qaist. The esmisR week promises 10
be gay. 10 chs matter Of thsaiEioals
theirs Is an unusually full bill, ihe PIXIE
Opesa Company appeariHe on Wsdnes-
day aud Thursday, and Edwin Thorno
% FRIDAY and Saturday.
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RAMKm CIRCLE.

Rainier Chautaaqga Circle met Mon
DAY evening % the residence Of Rev. ID.
J. Pierce aud elected the following OH
0srs; President, d. J. Pierce; vice
president, Mrs.. Q. N. Rivers; secretary,
Miss Carrie Carr; treasurer, Miss Laura
MoPherson; committee Of instruction.
q. II. Rivers; Miss Lizzie Ferry, Miss
Florence Adams. Six new members
were admitted.
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Lawn.
1000 dozen new Silk Handkerchefs in Plain White Fancy
BOrdered and new pretty effects
25O Cases of New Goods just in.
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Tbs above named lodge Of Good
Templsrs will t0msgrow evening install
The following ofaseFss p. T., Wm. Mo
ran; v. T., MFs. Preston; Secretary,
Bert Huntoon; Treasurer, Carrie y.
Jones; u !, Sherman Moran; !. O., Jessie
Bryan; o. O., James Bridges; Chaplain,
w. Z. Jones; 4. O. Charles FARMLAND;
X. q. Kate Ward; L. s., Rena Bagley.
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There was q pleasant PARTY lass Mon
day evening at The hoea OF y. A. Me-
Rae. TIE evening Vas paAsed Ia 3
pleasant man1sR With the usual diver.
saons. Thess pfsseRt were Miss GeFiie
Morse, Miss Hattie Morse, Miss Fannie
AisRas. Miss Lara McRae. Miss Car.
RE Carr, Mis- Ahbie Carr, Msssrs. "
L. Ludlow, ]. W. Rgxby. n. A. Metaa,
Celia camptNli and Harry Campbell.
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Taa arss anniversary we3diEgog VIZ.
and Mrs. GAllsgher, vas celehsAted 10
an apQrorftass naann6x 81 theiF Fasi.
dsncS cesreF Thin1 ard Ptne sireets
Iass Wednesday eSeainr. A feg fFienSs
eatkerad tcRsshef 10 koncE q the essnf,
Nad npsna 4 very pieaSAnt eFenln1.
carses and refmshnaais we're TIE ox3sF
81 lie eveaia Mr.. and MFa. Gala
euar, NJ. ana Mrs. John GrenkranA
NV. j. y. nanen and wlfa. AZ. end
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On Friday evening the many friends
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. A. w. Engle helped
them to daily celebrate the 9TH ami
veFsary Of their marriage. They were
made the recipients Of numerous me-
mentoes suitable 10 the occasion.
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Mies MAID Granger and company ap
peaFed IL thia eity twioe last week, %
both occasions o. COED houses. Two
piays ueFe presented, "fho Planters
wife" and SHE Creole 10 both e
whioh the star arpaarpd - good advan-
tAee ane mAtnaainad the excellsni tepu-
taiion she has gained Ia the pass.
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Pacific Lodge /. o. @. T.. 81 q meet
inR last wesk elected the following Of
AesFa: @. IL, n. v. MeOemb; ". t.,
Miss Cora Gormiey; Sec, Z. W. Weed;
Esd. n. spaEkman; Treas, Lizzie
Spray; Chap-, II. Z. Tuck; n, Ben
Kaagls; g., Iva 0ormley; sentinel, d.
Moran: Il. s., Jennle HouRhton; L. B.,
Hattie Spray; 4. g., Minnie v. Allen;
D. H., Lsna Taylor.